post #1
02 June 2005, 16:04 UTC#1
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what is the world coming to
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post #2
02 June 2005, 16:07 UTC#2
Just brings me to AOL. Post the text.
post #3
02 June 2005, 16:07 UTC#3
I cant get to it cause I think you gotta be a member of AOL.
Can you paste the text?
Can you paste the text?
post #4
02 June 2005, 16:07 UTC#4
Whats horrible?...aids?
ohh hahah its aol and its a live aid concert or something. Yeah post the right thing..
ohh hahah its aol and its a live aid concert or something. Yeah post the right thing..
post #5
02 June 2005, 16:13 UTC#5
sorry here you go.
Two boys arrested in connection with the attempted murder of a five-year-old have been released without charge.
Five children, all aged between 11 and 12, were questioned by police in connection with the attack on Anthony Hinchliffe, who was found with 'horrific', ligature-type marks around his neck after being taken from his mother's garden and led to nearby woods where he was injured.
Three of the children - two girls and one boy - remain in police custody.
A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "Of the five juveniles arrested in connection with this matter, three remain in custody.
"Two boys who had been detained in connection with the inquiry have been eliminated and released."
Detectives - who are treating the incident as attempted murder - have refused to confirm reports that the youngster sustained his injuries through being hanged.
The incident bears chilling similarities to the 1993 murder of Merseyside toddler James Bulger, who was led away by two 10-year-old boys while waiting for his mother outside a shop.
Anthony was found in a distraught state by his 22-year-old cousin Tracey Jones and a member of the public on Tuesday in a wooded area close to the Earlsheaton Medical Centre in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire.
As well as the ligature marks there was bruising on his body.
The boy's father, Mark Hinchliffe, who lives apart from the Anthony's mother, said he believed his son had been taken from his garden and led to the scene where he was injured.
Two boys arrested in connection with the attempted murder of a five-year-old have been released without charge.
Five children, all aged between 11 and 12, were questioned by police in connection with the attack on Anthony Hinchliffe, who was found with 'horrific', ligature-type marks around his neck after being taken from his mother's garden and led to nearby woods where he was injured.
Three of the children - two girls and one boy - remain in police custody.
A West Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "Of the five juveniles arrested in connection with this matter, three remain in custody.
"Two boys who had been detained in connection with the inquiry have been eliminated and released."
Detectives - who are treating the incident as attempted murder - have refused to confirm reports that the youngster sustained his injuries through being hanged.
The incident bears chilling similarities to the 1993 murder of Merseyside toddler James Bulger, who was led away by two 10-year-old boys while waiting for his mother outside a shop.
Anthony was found in a distraught state by his 22-year-old cousin Tracey Jones and a member of the public on Tuesday in a wooded area close to the Earlsheaton Medical Centre in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire.
As well as the ligature marks there was bruising on his body.
The boy's father, Mark Hinchliffe, who lives apart from the Anthony's mother, said he believed his son had been taken from his garden and led to the scene where he was injured.
post #6
03 June 2005, 00:05 UTC#6
fuckin hell those broadband prices are OUTRAGEOUS
post #7
03 June 2005, 00:08 UTC#7
QUOTE(pattyt18 @ Jun 3 2005, 12:05 AM)
fuckin hell those broadband prices are OUTRAGEOUS
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Lol, that made me laugh.
But anyway...that sucks,
post #8
03 June 2005, 00:09 UTC#8
How dare you hikack my news thread 